The Other Side of The Wall

This is the photo-mural on the opposite side of "The Wall" along Modica Way .  A black and white photo collage on enameled steel panel that commemorates the faces and flavor of Central Square.

Self appointed enforcer of the law. Naalala ko tuloy si Ranger ng Paco.

The Central Square of the universe.

 

Cambridge Post Office on the left and City Hall on the right.

Dream Central

Multicultural Manifestoes by Ritsuko Taho

This half-acre installation in the heart of Central Square reveals the inner hopes of Cantabrigians of all ages and backgrounds. Ritsuko Taho spent five months soliciting "dream statements" via public meetings, workshops, and "dream collection boxes" around Central Square. She then inscribe selections on six rings of brass cylinders. The statements range from personal ambitions (becoming a teacher, veterinarian, or dancer; finishing college) to goals for the world at large (ending racism, and pollution, increasing tolerance and unity). Three of the scroll rings rest on a pillar of frosted glass bearing the word "dream" in 48 languages.

ritsuko taho
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